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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
An EDITOR STFFOCI TED.
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES IN HARTFORD.

AN EXPLOSION IN THE sTORF-HEAvY LOSSES AND
INSURANCE.
HARTFORD Jan 9.-Thc most destructive fire when
occurred in Hartford for years broke out at noon to
day in the dry goods store OF c. o. Sawyer &Co The rc
got headway before the frozen hyrants could be hawed
and burned till after p. II completely
Quilted the block of which G. O. Sawyer Cos store was
the centre. About hour and half after the nfe
started the rcmcn found in the OF Sawycrs store
dead body of Thomas r. aughton Clerk OF the Frc
Board and one Of the editorial staff Of The Times lie had
evidently gone into the when the fire first strtcd
and been unable get Just after the nre was seen
there explosion and the glass front or the store
thrown into the street IL Is supposed That Nr lus
finding his chance Of escape by the front OF Tue s,oc
cut the of the building. The back windowb
were all protected by heavy iron bars and MI Lagnto
body was found directly under one OF these windows,
where he had suocated lie had broken the glass
and vanly tried 10 tear away the bars.
The burned block belonged To Avcrill Tate ana wls
valued at $4,000. Tho insurance is about $4,000
o. o. sawyer & Co.'S loss S65,OOO; insurance, S39ooo
In twentyt three companies Jacobs K Forbes In tne
south store the block lose 2000O insurance xloooo
Isaac Kashmann In the north store OF the block,
$4,000 insurance -, 800 building owned by inc es
tate OF c. Fox was damaged 10000. Insurance S3oooo
c. Fox a Co. the occupants OF the latter building, had an
insurance OF $4,000 their stock which was bniiy
damaged by water Mrs IIollistor, who lived over kas
mans store, suffered loss OF $4,000, which Is covered
bX Imam
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THE URECR or THE ELIz1BETH.
vwrNTY-sEvEN LIVES LOST IN ALL -BopIEs WASH
ING ASHORE.

TWENTY SEVEN LIVES LOST IN ALL -BopItS WASH
ING ASHORE.
NORFOLK Va, Jan. 9-Latcr particulars from the
wreck OF the German ship Elizabeth, which went
ashore yesterday morning on Virginia Beach, four
teen miles south OF Cape Henry, put the
number of the crew at twenty-five Instead OF
fifteen not a man OF whom saved. This fact ls
learned from the of the Lfesaving crew who
survive and who recovered consciousness today The
hdjes Of the five Of the Lesavng crew and four OF
the sbps crew. which recovered yesterday were III
brepreseryers and OF the ships crew without
life picked up lower down the coast this
morning body which has been Identified as that OF the
CAPTAIN is among those recovered On his person was
photograph marked Captain r. Halberstadt. and letters
addressed TO Henry Kaulkmaun, and several bills from
Joseph Lamke & Co.. Bremerbaven
This evening mssts Of the ship were still standing
though the sea was breaking her violently. Super
mtendent Poyner OF the Hesaylng Service will board
her In the morning. IL possible. AS reported last night
word was spoken between TIC ships crew and the
esaying men when they boarded her In their desper
ate attempt and the cause OF the wreck can
be positively known, although 1t Is supposed tnat
in attempting mako the Capes Of Virginia under reefed
sails sufficient allowance not made 10" the strong
currents which have caused vcral disastrous wrecks
along the lower Virginia and North Carolina coasts In the
asf years
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FLAMES IN THE LUMBER DISTRICT.

A FACTORY DESTROYED IN WEST THIRIIETii-sI-
FIREMEN HAMPERED BY THE LIME YARDS
A fire that did much damage. broke out last night az
80 o'clock In the large building Nos $50 and 632 est
Thirtiethst II originated In klndling wood chute on
the first floor II discovered by Policeman fhtrck
Carroll and an alarm Immediately sent out second
alarm followed, but the building was ned Win
infammablc material the flames spread aud thru
alarm sounded The first story. where the fire broKe
out used by the OF the building. George Siener
as kindng wood factory, and the upper stories were
occupied by Frost Peterson CO. as venecrng estao-
lishmcnt
The heat was intense that the brick
walls crumbcd and fell. For snort ume
4, was thought that Of the remen the Thireth
street side buried beneath the falling walls lhy
were struck by snmc of the bricks ni'
escaped without injury me ouiu
ing is In the Immediate neiehborhooI oi
lime and lumber yais which made the danger ot large
cnfarration great lime yard just beside the burning
building gave special annoyance 10 the hrenen az tcy
had direct the Of water that none should
ali into the lime. The fire under control about
o'clock The damages are estimated al TlJJooo. Inc
building stood "a lot 30 Oby - feet
Peck snydcr's stables just beside the factory were
also destroyed loss 5000.
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VARIED PHASES OF LABOR PROBLEMS.


All the arrangements have been completed for the mass
meeting to protest against the passage OF the ma D
by Congress- at Cooper Union tomorrow night John Nc
Mackn will preside with George McVcy as vicechair
man. George X. Lloyd will be English secretary ana
Ludwig Joblinowsk German secretary Speeches wilibc
made by Samuel Gompers, James L. Quinn, Colonel D" d.
Hinton, Edward King and $. Il. schevitch.
A meeting Of the District Executive Com
mittcc OF tho Cigarmakers International Unioh
was held yesterday. 1t was decided 10 nn
house cigar manufacture which II In hoped VIII 10
away with the constitutional objections -
meeting OF delegates from the various ions5nvtur
mems unions was held yesterday nns q, 40 wsrc
adopted in relation TO the coal hnilefs anu tno Uiu
Doninion strike that member or this oIgahznui 'i
shall handle touch any goods OF h.,r ,ne
nafiOns till the are granted thclr requcs'o.
meeting the Broadway street car men viii uc s e' u
this Afternoon and 1t Ia probable thnt inc quosuVn n
tie-p will be definitely settled The request oi .o
Thnmnson but I'm such way TO lead the men 10 nope
that be will change his mind The ExccutI'c p n a. 80
District Assembly rs has been reques'cu Wy ,S na
see Mr. Thorn pson to-day, nnd II they can possD, hat
the snowsorm will cmboden the men to decide io' No
up at almost any time.
HAzLETos. Penn. Jan. 9.-Thc Miners ana i-'oo'o'' ,
subdivision No. l. Of District Assembly i'o' ieP
ing 00OO mine employees OF the anthracitc com n
which opened In convention here on Tuesday, co"'
its proceedings yesterday. The principal "orA VI ~
body was tho formation OF a the local asscpipncs u
one head with +. f. Brennan. Of Girardvilie H. "o""
vev of Beaver Meadow, and John j. Mcehan. OF DIlym
es workman secretary and treasurer
The convention VIII strengthen the miners I'LL ue, AZ
,ghts of Labor The maintenance OF existing dis
tricfs WAS agreed to- IL was resolved 70 v
he coal operators before the courts Of Luzcrne County
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SUICIDE or A MIL wa UkEE ENGINEER.

USIoSTowN, Penn, JAN (Specab.-Charles 4. Mofiet
committed suicide in his room at the Eagle Hotel here
last night. MOfett TO UniontOwn from MDwau
kee on November 15 The Columbia Iron and Steel Com
pany, whose mines are being erected at this place
bought of engines and other machinery OF Ellis
Co., OF Milwaukee, and the latter sent Mofet hero 10
superylse the placing Of thm In position. For the last
ew days he had been drinking and his mind seemed dis
ordered He talked incoherenty about his danger OF
bodily harm from unknown enemy He was fond OF
Aunting and brought with him here large winchester
nfe which stood In the barrOom OF the Eagle Hotel
whero he boarded Last night no took the gun Into his
room and said he wanted 10 clean It, Not appearing A.
breakfast this morning. his was broken OPEN ana
be found In half sitting position on his bed wit1
he gun lying him and his brains blown out re had
inmates OF the hotel On table near by was
found note which read: Goodbye. mother father and
tister O. f. Monctt" lie had drawn $50 yesterday and
pad his bill. He left gold watch on the table and had
, gold chain about hts neck Justice Holmes held On
inquest and verdict In accordance with the above facts
"a rendered.
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~ ApCAnI nEsTRONIp.

PM lpIIITIA. jan. "a dispatch to The I'",s from
Bcllefontc Penn. says: "Frc early this morning do
stroyed Ruah's Arcade In Highs Including tue 'aoh-
fine Coupanys store dry goods and groceries; Dawson
A. Hro'. factory W. L. Twitmirc, stoves AMI TN
ware; r. l. Powers, boots and shoes; br. +. hlrks =
drug store; W. r. Triple, tailoring; I)r. HotDrotR'
dental roms Ms Robinson boarding apartments, me
Keysfonr GG,ffc printing piicc, the Aimory "i company
Fifth Rcrimcit and the Masonic Lodge rooms. several
families occupied apartments III thc pmhI
ing and among the sufferers. lh'
arms and couipuent~ of Company u were destroyed.
The Na-ops had recently rciitted and rcirishcd thcr
rooms a an expense Of $1,000 but saved nothing. Hus
clothing leather and fur store Ia an oJ"
Ing building was damaged by water The entlrc loss Il
estimated AT from 10000 10 100000 Inc hro Was Ill
faudia
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QUESTION OF COURAGE IN INDIANA.

nrvocR>IIC SIGNS OF WEAkNEsS-LlEO lENANi'
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON NOT TO DE THRILLED
r.n,,x,rorts. Ian . (speciaD There has been much
wild talk about the hotels today regarding the eAclhs
ontost in the General Assembly and many OF the poll
,s arc onparently feeling uneasy over the prevalent
xpectoon that the trouble may lead to something more
sar;ous than bustor The OF the leaders IN e
contest il subject OF more comment th'n Po"'o'
settlemen Mt Of the impending strife Tor pohtc u'
seems 90 warrant Colonel Robertson the hePuonoah
Lieutenant regarded by his party ioiow'
49, w man exceptionally we'll fortified with the coura-
qualities that may be brought IN
90 action I'm the conflict that will certainly come In the next
thirty hours 1t is told of him that In the war wheh
n captain he was ordered to peri orm duty "hcu h"u
go, t,roe mon their lives and seemed inevitably fatal
to anv one who would undertake it, lie carried OUT 'no
orders OF his General although he fell three es ro
hulct wounds while doing 80. He is a man OF mucn
more than average aDli'S' anu '
success I'm hs leadership l., .
creen Smith, the usurpng President Oh 'no oon"0' "
- about whom little OF q complimentary n"s"o
, ho sa,d He is q bnlldozer, but two years aso
ch h hs courage was put Ia severe Test ne Ialcu W
risk OF danger This is briefly the character OF
The talk about the two men, ,,,, A.. a., x,o-rov
,p@ te Republican Senators shall. notwithstanding
the adjournment OF that body until ~ & o,c,aI
sr Lieutenant Governor and on Tuesday accompany
Coionei Robertson to the Hall OF the Senate when mo no
mi his fOrlla ueniaIu uP"i
char cha senators "' will walk out and leave H. the
,s the j,bout constitutional majority II smith At
tmnts through the sergeant arms, TO colnpel tue Az
temdaucc of the they Will resist anu prhg
constitutonaty OF the organization Vi 'ne "ou' '0''
the courts. .,,, 40 !, hos hecr
agreed in their caucus they will allow the
or smith and Robertson to submit the question OF S,
the cutenant crnorship TO the courts or aeosu r
into such an agreement, TO give any recosno s,a
Smiths right make such proposton ch g rhrsaten
Inc of further revolutionary movements one oi sncso
mt once to unseat five Republican senators ~ an ,nStb
~ in The House are acted upon. Another Is 70
o,nnai pobertson from getting entrance 20 te oea'
Hamber IN assert his rghtxs Smith claims as s uh s,
,h niles adopted by the Democratic majority ~ 5hs M "a
geant.at- arms inust ,bey his orders "s '" WV
nsnitfcd TO the door Of the Senate
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UPRISING IN VIRGINIA AGAINST FREE Trade.

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 8 tspecap.-oenorai James A.
Walker, Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia In Governor
Holidays administration has published etterin which
Aeopenly opposes the present Democratic Administration
he says tariff for revenue and ncidontai pro'ecton
means death TO the mining and Of
Virginia and cannot longer the blind He and
thousands Of Others who have heretofore voedthe Demo
ac ticket win hereafter vote for those whose
onze with the peoples interests and will not De
party cries. The letter is long one and shows @ sar
QnSres.onal dstrcts. .olidy ayerse to the Demo
Radc state and National Administrations and wholly IN
Jsyor Of the most advanced Republican views ON all
leetions aa tssue between the TWO parties Generai
yaher lives In wytheytlo and his letter has caused
sotter In political circles.
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ygr DEAF MUTE MURDERER ABOrT HERE

Two gentlemen called at Police Headquarters late as'
night and inouired for Inspector Byrncs They sad tha
they had some information to iinpat which woud NC
of use TO tho detectives In hunting up
Waiter T. bingham. the deaf mute who murderer
his sweetheart AZ Raleigh some Time ago one %, ' tied
.nib that he WAS u brother OF Bingham. lie std'cu
that Walter had been seen at tarnals,IH' ,s'
few days ago He had plsDi "modnin WIZ
arJ u,,de iunuirirs for man named 'oou" in'
hon he wished 10 XIII Bingham formerly an Inhhtc
Of Tho Deaf Mute Asylum nj Cnrrnansvic anu so "a
believed that he is now at Catskili ana MS pocr ""
10 have him arrested ,, D,..,.,, ,ros insane
when he murdered his sweetheart IN ,he Woous w
Raleigh He came to this city right aitef inc hi""'''
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WARNING FOR GOVERNOR ALBEIT.


TRENTON n j. jan. o (Spcciail.-Ihc state Ga-ete.
which speaks officially the Republican party IN New
Jersey, will say tomorrow:
Thc attempt OF Leon Albeit by the exercise OF tose
peculiar aud daring qualities that have made MN more
influential and notorious than respectable figure In
NcwIcr.oy poitrs TO secure for himself the United
states scnatorshp will be resisted by the Republican
Marty 10 the bitter end They will exhaust every re-
source AZ their command to frlistrate the attempt of these
poltic;. burglars break through every barrier oi
ccency and justice and to make oil with the spienilu
prize which they are trying TO SEIZE AMI every friend OF
honesty and purity IN eecuo's VIII s"o
thcm earnest support. The people OF New
Jersey were willing that the Democrats shouio
win and take the Senatorial prize II they could DO so
fairly In fair, square fight But they arc not whns
that desperate and INSCRIPTIONS leader, WHO has uoi'
mated his party through sheer mpudence. should sehshy
clutch and off this high prize through the pareiace
rascalitie of daring tool whose devilish ingenuity ana
left their finger marks upon every a
tempted fraud aud steal in the state.
rhere are several means reliable and sure within the
resources open to Republicans whereby the consun
nation OF this plotted steal OF the Senatorshp may 10
thwared II will be sufficient now to say that the ste
m no nrcvonted even il resort the EXTREMIST ffher
resources Is made necessary 10 us Hustraion.
But We trust, and every true iiehu
r oJ Government and the honor and fair name or the
state will hope that resort TO any extreme measure '"
nrcvcnt this intolerabe outrage Will be unnecessary "c
trust and have reason hope that enough honest Demo-
Gratis will stand firmly by the principles OF iairdeans
to preyen, the initial steps OF this conspiracy In the
| House. ....,,u, ot tho cops mir.
o,o 10 seat Frederick Walter Of the second Mercer DIS
rict on certificate made void ny later stateen. VI
the result of election by the Chief Justice Will we \,
necl he frowncd upon and prevented by union ot W
| Honcst men of all parties III the uouse agalhss
,mis no or' faced outrage n this confidence should
nrn ont to he misplaced, the conspirators and their
ho,,ors viii then be- confronted with other obstacles TO
or scbcmc which will show them that they have played
thc scoundrc for nothing. The Initeu states 1eha'o'
shin shall not be stolen"
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ryprcTINo A STRIKE IN THE MINES.

MACH CHUNK Penn, Jan. 9.-Thcrc is lively pros
pect of the coal handlers strike at the NcwJersey ship
ming centres precpta,ng trouble in the mining regions
Committees representing the malconents have visited
,bo Jobieh wyoming Jackawanna and schuy kill
uevs and have had long conferences with the miners
reprcsentativea Preparations have been made by the
members OF the malgamaed Association OF Miners ana
aborcrs and the knights Of Labor to hold secret gather
ngs throughout the coal fields early this week to extend
oid IN fho strikers. From trustworthy source ll Is
learned that every member OF the assemblies employed
npon the coal roads helds himself In readiness to quit
nrk unon rccc Wing an order to that elect Inc mum
her Of men now idle the coal country 12Oo0 ana as
annt downs are OF daily occurrence. the already large
army Of unemployed miners aud iaporef' Is
rapidly.
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DISORDERS IN IRELAND.

EyICTED TENANTS REINsTATED AND foLi|E"NN
OVERAwED
DUBLIN, JAN o.-Excitlng scenes were ~nuen.N nsr
yesterday In County Clare. Whie huhpe, "a r,s Da
ooon,nanisd nv 100 poicemen were eyicting tenants
An Mavnoe a wild district the chapel bells
were RING and horns sounded and the people quickly as
sembed headed by priests Three evicted tenants were
reinstated as caretakers and in two instances 'ho
bailifs had TO abandon their attempts 10 eT1 The
snmss ewing 10 the menaces of the populace ms
nolice were unable to que the disorders and w,rRew
from the scene During the disturbance rasneT S nv
Inspector Heard and several ponceinen "oi0 'N9
benc hit with stones
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doubtedy feel easier when he hears that the who
endeavored to put to his arrested and
locked up the Armory Station. the suspicion that
she is not Of sound mind The woman gave her name
Alice Baldwin, and her age at twentysix She stated
that since the affair in California she has had hard luck
having spent much OF her time editing Iowa weekly
Some time ago she caused the arrest of servant In
house where she boarded charging that the domestic
had robbed her of quantity OF clothing During the
trial Mrs Baldwin acted In such strange manner that
when coupled with other singular dongs Of hers strong
doubts were entertained Of her sanity Hence her arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10

uIyOR OBRIEN DISPLEASfNG WORhN dhLA.
Bos1oS. Jan. 8 CSPecial.-" Mayor OBrien was 'no
upeasIcst man In the City Hall today was 'hc 'c"
made on Saturday afternoon by gentleman VIM 20
NJ, Nth (i,v Hall affairs He has received dozens
., irs nrotesting against his plan to have the street
oss,ny taken care of by who will he expccte 70
Get their pay by begging 1t from the poople VINO pa
ssees ihn he ha, made u mistake, hut does no. knoS
ally how Ia gel out IT," The JomnW says ,nat ia3
Orien'. plan rnds little favor among ,c % ,aydms I, who
~ the cty member Of the Central lhpof uIion, rnv
voted for Mayor OBIicn at the last election - uawor
can never make system 20 In Boston ahu ,ys ,
OBrien attenpss IL he VIII io'e g"ou many 'Fi
among the abOf1ng men,"
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,ouv po4cB NEARING ms END.

Members Of the family Of John Roach denied the'u
selves 20 ali callers last evening. but note from Dr L.
X Heden who has been In attendance on Mr hoacl dui
ir his illness gave this Information to all nquirers
,rh al now, r. With Mr. Roach 10 have deoIh'h
mara ranily 10 dy than any time since us ilh''" o
cannot hold out much longer
At o'clock last night repre- sentative oi tnc %
said that there was apprehension thal Hr' '""''
would die during the night
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HEARST ALMOST SURE OF RE-ELEClioN,
APPARENT CONDITION OF THE SENATE CONTEST ~
CAIIFORNIl

CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Jan. tSpeeioi-Most oil thc I'm
n, the legislature returned this city on speciai U
late last night and the United states senaorsp was 'n'
chief topic Of discussion whore politicians met last even
inc and today tmay be stated positively tonight 's
George Hearst willwin the fight In the Democratic w
Gus ON Tuesday night Hearsts campaign mas ne'n
aged by General Tom clumie Oh TINS cls i,o the
ao content with verbal promises, but has secured o
SIGNATURES Of good majority Of Democrats IN ooan
,Io,ses TO call for Senatorial caucus or twenty
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DYING AT PRAYER IN CHURcH

scn.yros Pcnn Jan. 0.-Michoe Gilroy' age SHY
five died suddenly st. Peters Cathedral tins morh'hs,
while the o'clock service in progress He hnh Rnc
down in s pew to pray when noticed thnt nG
denly moved forward. Those around nm supi1, -, him
until the concluded, when an eho| m ,as
fa srouse him and he wns found 10 be dead. ie W's .
miner and worked on saturday usual lie ate hea'
hre.kfa II before going TO church.
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sr,,c SrIr-R0UTE COyrRAC ACrORS

r,r,,r ROCK. Ian o tspeeiaD.-In the United states
(ourt here Tomorrow will he tried the case OF the "o'
crnmcnt against John r. Chidester Logan H. hoo. %
others involving the Of $4,000 which tue p'a'n.
seeks TO recover from the defendants Tho later We's
starRoue contractors having route running %
recoSer an excess o which, II liiesess was ir"''
hsutly obtained.
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AN IRIsHMAN's OPINION OF PRINCE.

Dup1,y Ian. o-Messrs Cox Abraham and Finucane
Members of Parliament, attended meeting which was
held today at Ardnacrusha, County Limerick to protest
against the eviction OF tenants the property OF Coiohe
Macadam Mr. Cox, in the of speech s'gmatizeo
Prince Edward Of saxeWeimar commander OF inc iIsm
forces ms the biggest jackass that ever ruled rcan.
Mr. Finncane advised the boycOtting OF any one VINO
ehould take farm from which tenant had been eNic'eo
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p,pprIs B,.RNLD IN \ FACTORY.

fire occurred yesterday morning In the barrel factory
Of NJ T. Conley, at No 70 Delcynnst brooklyn ffoin
sonc undiscovered cause. Ab0ni 5000 barrels, worth
s 600 were DESTROYED The loss upon the building was
II 500 The fire extended to the property OF Wlna'n
SrwenIorf at No II Decyan-st. causing Ioss M VI
II 900 Al No ~ DtVan ST., belonging I" INC 'ut,nb
estate damage amounting TO 1000 was caused Dy "a'n
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CANADIAN CABINET CRISIS
n,sso1UTloN FORMALLY AGREED UPON
MINISTER'S CosTIGAN AND MLELAN HAND iN ihIi"
REsIGNATIONs.
INV rr,roRArH TO THE TRrpUSE.]

lay TELEGRAPH TO THE I"''"'
OTTAWA. Jan Slowing to dissensions IN .ne ",'n,
Canine, over the immediate dissolution OF farianen
and he holding Of a general election 1oha Cosukan
Minister OF Internal Revenue mas piacee LIS e,
80, a., tho hands OF Sir John A. Macdonald. 1t Is not
Nrev that IL will be accepted until after the eiectonS
are over and the Premier whether or not he Is MIN
self TO continue in power Owing to some
ss TO the next years estimates now being prepared
A Mcclellan Minister of Finance, after the Cabinet
ing Yesterday. handed Sir John his Resignation n
likely to be accepted and the place hieu prooa.
Sir Charles Tuppcr present Canadian hisn
IN London. who sails for Canada tomorrow
dissolution was agreed upon at the council OF tne Cao
No, vesteray but the for the elections mas not ye.
been fixed and will not be until Tuesday Al .hu arr
Sors nj tho Ministry who are stumping tue coun!
have been recalled by Premier by telegraph anu arc
expected to arrive here to morrow
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p,owJyo 0eEtT HILL WIDE OPEX.

E,sros Penn, jan 9.Thc largest blast over n'e" ="
this region was touched of by superintendent
OF the GIcnLon Iron Company, yesterday IL cohsi'"
Al 500 pounds OF powder, distributed In hve ehahV'
each fifty feet apart and nifty feet back ron @ @ hcvn
the ounriy The whole hillside 100 feet hlgh, was """
ont md a,,ut 200 900 tons OF stone were looseneu